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I phones didn't exist back bruh 😂

@@SupportGamin2024 No camera phones existed back then, only DSLR/digital/cameras and "camcorder-style" video cameras, which would probably indicate a press crew. Back then, people used to watch TV a LOT more, because the internet was like two dozen websites or so with useless information for like 70% of people, and also print magazines (and the paparazzi reporters) were also a LOT more relevant than today, because their PHOTOS and CAMERA FOOTAGE was worth a HUGE amount of money for TV news stations and gossip shows. Award shows in general were HUGELY popular back then (especially the Oscars and the Grammys, and MTV awards in the 90s) For the TV demo for middle age black Americans, the Soul Train awards were perhaps one of the single PINNACLES of black entertainment. Exclusive gossip collection from paparazzi reporters for print magazines and ESPECIALLY exclusive photographs and camera footage at high-profile events were HUGELY valued, far, FAR more than they are today, due to the analogue nature of media back then. Unless there was a strictly "no cameras policy off the carpet/after the show or you're gonna get thrown out" policy I find it INCREDIBLE that at such a high profile event, there was not at least SEVERAL photographers trying to get exclusive photography of stars leaving through the BACK of the venue, specifically for MASSIVE stars trying to avoid the paparazzi, and ESPECIALLY when a media "black bad guy rapper" (racist media) like TUPAC showed up, RIGHT in the middle of the beef between him and Bad Boy and started THREATENING a fight, you would've thought that behind the instigators and people trying to calm things down, there would be SOMEONE who would've at least sneaked a couple of prize shots from a distance through a zoom lens. It just doesn't make any sense, you don't know what reporters were like back then, and how much photojournalism like this would've been WORTH if nobody else had it. EVERY reporter had a camera on them and guarded it with their LIVES, I don't know how Tupac could know that Biggie was going out the back way, but you couldn't get reporters get a tip and rush in to photograph a ~2-3 minute angry confrontation like this? I don't know the specifics, but were media and paparazzi banned from the location Biggie was leaving from? Was there security blocking paparazzi and clearing them IN ADVANCE to create a quiet exit for biggie? Or were there lawyers involved blocking media footage being published? Were cameras confiscated? I mean it all seems suspect ... After thinking about all this, I guess the best conclusion would've been that there was an effort to quietly escort biggie out of the back by Soul Train event staff, by having ALL paparazzi CLEARED from the area first by security, and THEN having entrances to the area locked down from view by event staff to create an area for biggie to quietly leave without any attention from anyone not invited to the event as a guest (there was a WELL KNOWN effort at the awards to MAKE SURE that Biggie and Tupac did not meet as part of the event, Tupac even won an AWARD, but he wasn't even able to collect it on stage, was he?). Now since Tupac was waiting outside, I'm guessing someone from Death Row could've had someone tip off where Biggie was planning to leave from (they must've had inside info, or else how would they know Biggie was leaving out the BACK?) Since Tupac was already a HUGE guest, I'm guessing him and his entourage wouldn't have been subject to being blocked by security (and again, maybe they had someone on the inside telling them where and WHEN Biggie was planning to leave and then letting them through ... EITHER way, the event staff AND Bad Boy's security detail were OBVIOUSLY caught by SURPRISE weren't they? I mean, do you think they would've just "let" this happen?! They were ACTIVELY TRYING to keep these two apart ALL NIGHT, they didn't even let Tupac pick up his award(!) The BEST person to ask about this would be either Soul Train's event staff that night, or Biggie's security team, they would know about any security measures taken to keep Biggie and Tupac apart, as well as any f---ups that took place that allowed this situation to EVEN happen, it's not normal that there were NO PHOTOGRAPHS of this event taking place unless it was planned, by REMOVAL of paparazzi in ADVANCE. However, the security team OBVIOUSLY went and f---ed up, because this incident was allowed to happen to BEGIN with, EVEN though there was an effort to keep Tupac and Biggie apart ALL NIGHT. Gene Deal, he was a member of Puffy's security detail, right? He MUST have inside knowledge of what happened, he's got a show on here right? I'm gonna ask him about this lol There is no other explanation as to why there was ZERO footage OR photographs of this incident taking place in 90s media archives. The Paparazzi HAD to have been REMOVED from this area, and all entrances where someone could get a photo shot guarded. So then how the HELL was Suge just able to DRIVE up to Biggie? This just WOULDN'T have been possible. There is CLEARLY more to this story than meets the eye ...

@@SupportGamin2024 I mean, actually, for GOD's sake, look at ALL the cameras in this VERY video! If they were ALL really there, then where the HELL did ALL their pictures go?!

yes that was supposed to be 50 cent..this movie was like the royal rumble of hiphop

Apparently so. Some say he's bisexual

@@bigmacintosh1766he only ran because he was bisexual

They probably do just ain’t post it yet